CIDA summer 2020 seminar - Digital Agriculture Curriculum Development Roundtable

Zoom Recording ID: 97636298817 UUID: nvyEfG3ORhaTYnoKd7Bb2w== Meeting Time: 2020-08-24T15:42:31Z

Cornell Initiative for Digital Agriculture – Summer 2020 Seminar Series:
Digital Agriculture Curriculum Development Roundtable

Featuring perspectives from collaborative, cross-college courses:
Kirstin Petersen – VIEN 4940: Robots, Food, and Wine
Jenny Goldstein – DSOC 4060/6020: Digital Capitalism
Julio Giordano - ANSC 3510: Dairy Herd Management
Xingen Lei - AEM 4880: Global Food, Energy, and Water Nexus

Abstract:

Join CIDA for a roundtable discussion on cross-college, collaborative courses, and the development of DA curriculum. Faculty from VIEN 4940- Robots, Food, and Wine, DSOC 4060/6020- Digital Capitalism, AEM 4880 - Global Food, Energy, and Water Nexus, and ANSC 3510- Dairy Herd Management will provide an overview of their courses and their perspective on co-teaching across different disciplines and colleges. The discussion will focus on challenges encountered in collaborative, cross-college courses, lessons learned from experience, and the future for collaborative courses and DA curriculum at Cornell and in academia.

Bios:

Renata Ivanek (moderator) is an associate professor in population medicine and diagnostic sciences (CVM).

Kirstin Petersen, an Assistant Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering (COE) will discuss her collaborative course, VIEN 4940- Robots, Food, and Wine, that she co-teaches with Justine Vanden Heuvel, professor of Horticulture in the School of Integrative Plant Sciences (CALS).

Jenny Goldstein, assistant professor of Development Sociology (CALS) will discuss DSOC 4060/6020- Digital Capitalism, a course that was originally developed and co-taught with Rebecca Slayton, associate professor of Science and Technology Studies (CAS).

Julio Giordano, associate professor of Animal Science (CALS) will discuss ANSC 3510- Dairy Herd Management, a collaborative course taught with Ken Birman, professor of Computer Science (CIS).

Xingen Lei, professor of Animal Science (CALS) will discuss AEM 4880 - Global Food, Energy, and Water Nexus, a collaborative and internationally taught course that includes enrollment from Cornell students and students in Asia, that he co-teaches with Dennis Miller, Professor of Food Science (CALS), Prabhu Pingali, Professor of Applied Economics and Development (JCB), and Jeff Tester, Professor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering (COE).